Between a rock and a hard place
The phrase "Between a rock and a hard place" refers to being caught in a situation where one is faced with two equally difficult or unfavorable options. It implies a feeling of being trapped or having limited choices, often with no clear or easy solution. The phrase suggests being in a dilemma where neither option is desirable, making the decision or course of action challenging and potentially leading to negative consequences.
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